The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-08


u,.,..,. vo,c>- ,.,sctt y.<...S.l thom~hts
- nrnai I'M / s~eet rrorhecv iiiled
49,. sonl. th.t somehow the iov II the
s,,s.re ~onId ~ atone - he bitter
ncss n the past.
: .
novr c.me the autumn ,eaves.
n-c,rn c,.;roso, Ana golder WING N
h..rs sh.v al .rd cvr,s minnie
e.s,ers soor tr;mmed ~ l wreath
with the BRIGHT colors woven in artistic
taste.
.T.t no cro,xr Won. ~. woodland
cvmnhr; isrohed cav voice Ana the
,,,o.th xv.s dcrosited over the rebel-
,;o.s c.,.,s nouhtless Won rcocnixe
thc sne.Ler - ! companion on = for
mcr occasion.
!. 4 th,s N "a Ia our last meeting.
IL ma have = memento. Sit still one
momentr,
Ran;dlv the hand ~ tho artist moved
over M canvas. and as rapidly there
orew beneath M touch the bright hone
III face - Gyp. crowned In wood
,---L M. ~...sn~
III confusion.
us il likep" he asked, passing 1t
over for inspection.
more than like" she replied. ssyou
have given It a beauty and grace II
does not possess"
ALLOW me TO be the iudger' he an
swcred. what about those aspira-
lions for fame and a glance at the
worldP The offer my friend made Is
still open for acceptance. viii you
ro?u
;. will"
"Has Madam Katharine given her
consentP"
mo! but what right has she to fet-
ter one. when freedom is offered. and
Il O prophecy be true, l can soon sat
isfy even her demands"
The Young artist would return 10 the
|, CITY on the morrow, and Gyp, with
/ farmer Blym's consent-but with his
} wifc's strong disapproval-would place
herself under Professor WIS care fol
elocutionary training.
} Nioht n a city. and the public hall
= 6,led - overaowinU. The curtain
v;ses and ! vouno GIRL appears. stated,
: ana d;yp;fcd. vel with a careless grace,
"a - har ~ r-ecocr;ze our old AZ.
c,s;ntsrc. - 0.k Ridoc Farm. Bu
ths crltivatcd and refined woman
Z thr;u;nc H. entire audience. and hold
! ;nr th.1o a silence nv the magic Of he
voice 4 ! wonderful transformatio,
: from the half-wild Gypsey whom Har
old King had befriended. Near tn
|, front sat an elderly gentleman VIII
was peculiarly affected by the reader
appearance.
= Gan II be possible!' he thought
when in the privacy Of his own room
..But how like Bessie she seemed! tn
same lustrous eyes and waving hail
G that no amount OF training could sui
d due. I must investigate on the mol
row."
L King. the artist. busily engaged i
a his studio. was interrupted by the q
d trance OF one Of his wealthiest patrons
u Karl Schuyler. who had in truth bee
4 his ~benefactor.
le "Well, Harold!" he began in cheerft
. greeting. then asked in amaze; ""h
4 is that?"
conscious flush suffused the artist
e brow rs he saw which painting q
tractcd Mr.. Schuyier's afternoon
Y young girl sitting unaer an o.
y crowned with q wreath OF Au.um 'eave
e and ~ her side an open DOCK.
q lis this a fancy sketch?' continue
~ his friend.
NO. sirv' Harold replied. IN .
q it is not intended for public observ
y tion," attempting 2 turn inc easei
e the wall. But Karl ~interposed' ~
Y gazed intently on p girl'sh lace: T
!, diant and hopeful, yet saucy ana q
fiant all ! one: Harold you ma
never been tola our great so'ro'
Years ago an infant oiess'
u.s. ana we hopeo on reaching ma,u.'